Brian Greene explains how music can be used to describe String Theory, what some physicists have conjectured may be the answer to finding Einstein's Unified Theory.
Physics of Sound: Harmonics and The Unified Theory
Physics of Sound: Intervals and Harmonics
Brian Greene explains how the harmonies and relationships you hear between notes can all be broken down mathematically.
Physics of Sound: The Equations of Sound
Brian Greene explains the basic equations that govern all sound, those of simple harmonic motion.
Physics of Sound: All Music Comes From Vibrations
Scientist Brian Green explains how all music and sound comes from minuscule vibrations and how our brain decodes these vibrations to perceive sound.
Physics of Sound: Daniel Barenboim on the Duration of Notes
Daniel Barenboim explains the importance of the time notes are sustained and also the accompanying duration of silence in musicality.
Performance: The Many Sounds of the Violin
Daniel Bernard Roumain demonstrates the many sounds the violin can imitate for a group of students.
Physics of Sound: Cellist Michael Fitzpatrick on Vibrations
Michael Fitzpatrick uses a composition performed on his cello to explain the nature of vibrations and frequency.




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